I wouldn't call it "working" but sometimes a finished WU slips through...

But you have to realize that everyone is trying to upload now at the same time
and that server cannot handle that many requests at one time. So just bare with
it and your time will come. I happened to upload a few on one of my systems,
but the others are still having to wait.

Indeed, my approach with SETI outages (as well is the maintenance outages), is to simply suspend SETI processing (there are plenty of other BOINC fish in the sea), until after the wave subsides. With this upload outage, given that it may well run into the Tuesday run, I figure Wednesday evening should be about right.

But you have to realize that everyone is trying to upload now at the same time
and that server cannot handle that many requests at one time. So just bare with
it and your time will come. I happened to upload a few on one of my systems,
but the others are still having to wait.

I thought Seti had a 100MB bi directional pipe? I haven't seen the uploads go over 20MB. The downloads sit much higher like they should and I know there is some overhead but 80MB?

Nope, only a single 100MB connection, most of which is used for downloads.

We've seen uploads at over 40 Mbps while downloads were over 90 Mbps. IMO it's a duplex 100 Mbps link. The limitation is probably a complex set of things like how fast the server can store the results, how many handshake packets are colliding on the other side of the link, etc. The result files which are at least the majority of traffic on that side are about 1/10 the size of a WU file for MB, 1/500 for AP, so whatever capability the upload server has to handle more than 10 Mbps isn't necessary long term.

The network graphs show there is inbound traffic, but i think most of it is Scheduler requests. For a while there i was able to upload results- eventually.
But now nothing is going through- it's all just queuing up again.
In the past uploads have been at 30Mb/s sustained. Apart from a couple of peaks at 30Mb/s it's struggling to carry 20Mb/s.Grant
Darwin NT